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KI’s David Hall and his scones feature in ‘The New Blue Ribbon Cookbook’

“The New Blue Ribbon Cookbook” by Liz Harfull features a chapter about Kangaroo Island baker and racehorse trainer David Hall and his show cooking endeavours. (Photo: Alex Hall)
Stan Gorton

Scone maker extraordinaire David Hall is featured in bestselling Australian author Liz Harfull’s latest book all about country show cooks. […]

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